MCQ Collection
LAW-GAT MCQs
Practice LAW-GAT questions with answers and explanations.
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A.
A decree deciding rights but requiring further proceedings before complete disposal
B.
A decree ending every aspect immediately
C.
An interim administrative order
D.
A criminal conviction
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Correct Answer: A. A decree deciding rights but requiring further proceedings before complete disposal
Explanation:
A preliminary decree settles foundational rights while further steps remain.
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A.
The formal expression of the adjudication only
B.
A party's pleading
C.
The court's statement of reasons and decision on the issues
D.
A notice of hearing
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Correct Answer: C. The court's statement of reasons and decision on the issues
Explanation:
A judgment explains how the court resolved the dispute.
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A.
A decree deciding rights but requiring further proceedings before complete disposal
B.
A decree ending every aspect immediately
C.
An interim administrative order
D.
A criminal conviction
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Correct Answer: A. A decree deciding rights but requiring further proceedings before complete disposal
Explanation:
A preliminary decree settles foundational rights while further steps remain.
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A.
Proof beyond reasonable doubt, confession, and motive
B.
Tax liability, domicile, and citizenship
C.
Seniority, promotion, and pension
D.
Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
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Correct Answer: D. Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
Explanation:
Courts assess whether there is a serious case, comparative hardship, and harm not adequately repaired by damages.
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A.
Proof beyond reasonable doubt, confession, and motive
B.
Tax liability, domicile, and citizenship
C.
Seniority, promotion, and pension
D.
Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
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Correct Answer: D. Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
Explanation:
Courts assess whether there is a serious case, comparative hardship, and harm not adequately repaired by damages.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Proof beyond reasonable doubt, confession, and motive
B.
Tax liability, domicile, and citizenship
C.
Seniority, promotion, and pension
D.
Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
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Correct Answer: D. Prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury
Explanation:
Courts assess whether there is a serious case, comparative hardship, and harm not adequately repaired by damages.
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A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
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Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
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A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
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Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
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Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
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Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
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Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
B.
A person who receives summons
C.
The successful plaintiff
D.
A government prosecutor
Show Answer
Correct Answer: A. A neutral person appointed by the court to preserve or manage disputed property
Explanation:
A receiver acts under court authority and must account for property managed.
